How It Works

Start with your question. Leave with a clear next step.

Review what insurance to carry or request for the work. Or check supplied evidence against the insurance requirements or statement you provide.

Decision support only. InsureClause does not make the final business, legal or insurance decision.

Choose a Path

Two tasks, each with a focused result.

Extra questions appear only when the supplied information needs clarification.

01 AGREEMENT

Review Insurance in an Agreement

  1. About the AgreementConfirm whether your organization, the counterparty or both must carry insurance. Describe the work, responsibilities and possible losses.
  2. Add the WordingAdd the clause and relevant liability terms, or start without an insurance clause. Include your standard position and any counterparty changes when available. Check text extracted from a file.
  3. Your Agreement AnswerReview the recommendation, why the requirements matter, proposed wording and missing facts. Identify any changes that need business approval. Earlier saved answers remain available as you edit; analyze the changed review for a current answer.
02 EVIDENCE

Check Insurance Evidence

  1. Choose the CheckUnderstand the evidence alone, or compare it with a supplied contract requirement or a statement about insurance held.
  2. Add the EvidenceAdd the certificate, broker letter, policy excerpt, email or clear image using the available controls. Check extracted text and supply the requirements or statement for comparison.
  3. Your Evidence AnswerSee which supplied requirements appear supported, which differ and which are not shown. Request the specific missing evidence or explanation; a missing detail does not prove the policy lacks it.

When Saved Evidence is available in your workspace, you can save a comparison and reopen its recorded versions from the agreement result. Check that saving is confirmed. Otherwise, copy what you need before leaving or refreshing the page.

Clear boundaries

Useful support without false certainty.

The result stays inside the insurance decision described by the supplied information.

CAN SUPPORT

Understand and prepare

Connect the full insurance request to the work and possible losses, identify missing facts and prepare a response or starting clause.

DOES NOT CERTIFY

Coverage, compliance or legal sufficiency

InsureClause does not interpret a policy, confirm coverage or approve a contract.

PEOPLE DECIDE

Final position and exceptions

Your authorized business decision maker assesses any remaining risk and approves exceptions through your organization’s process, with insurance or legal input where needed.

From Process to Practice

Apply the steps to your next insurance question.

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